Resources

An ocean at dawn, covered by mist. Clouds are streaking across the sky and there is an orange, glowing sunrise in the distance. — **Violators cannot live with the truth;**
survivors cannot live without it.
Chrystine Oksana

Glossary

Our Glossary has definitions of common RAMCOA terms and acronyms (including RAMCOA)!

Resource categories

General RA/MC, Trafficking, and DID Resources
Eating Disorder Resources
Survivors’ Blogs, Social Media, and Websites
Safety Information for Survivors
Books and Articles
Webinars, Videos, and Podcasts
Creative Resources
Support Groups
Resources for Friends, Therapists, and Other Allies
Technical Tips

The GrassRoots RA/MC Survivors’ Collective would like to thank Judie R. for sharing the wealth of resources she has researched and listed on her website Survivors Speak Truth. We appreciate her contributions to our Resources page.

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General ra/mc, trafficking, and DID resources

An Infinite Mind
A website promoting the strengths and struggles of people living with dissociative identities, filling a need for accurate information on dissociative disorders. A trustworthy, joyful space to connect with survivors, supporters, and clinicians.

DeprogramWiki
A collaboration of information regarding what is referred to as ‘Undetectable Mind Control’, with a massive collection of resources that attempts to cover all areas of deprogramming and programming.

End Ritual Abuse
Ellen P. Lacter, Ph.D.’s website with articles and resources.

Lyn Barrett
Writing workshops and coaching, specifically for people with dissociative disorders.

ra-info.org
Dozens of bibliographies on topics including self-help, art therapy, journaling, addictions, resources for male survivors. Also has a FAQ, coming events, and news related to survivors.

There is also a page with an overview of human and sex trafficking.

Relentless Hope for Survivors of Ritual Abuse
Utah based advocacy and support for survivors of sex trafficking and ritual abuse.

S.M.A.R.T.
S.M.A.R.T.’s Ritual Abuse Pages.

SOAAR Global
SOAAR’s mission is to offer professional consultation and training, education, direct action events and healing resources for survivors, helpers and allies impacted by organized extreme abuse. Primarily a membership-based organization with a small yearly fee to belong, there are also some free resources on their site.

Survivorship.Org
For survivors of ritual abuse, mind control, and torture.

Svali Speaks Again
Personal blog of Svali, a Jesuit/Illuminati survivor.

Understanding Dissociation and the Spectrum of Dissociative Effects and
Dissociation-related Support
From survivor and activist Trish Fotheringham’s (1960-2020) original website, now hosted on GrassRoots to help keep her legacy alive. Excellent resources for both survivors and their allies to better understand dissociation and how to support themselves or others in their healing.
(Note: This listing is also under Resources for Friends, Therapists, and Other Allies.)

vpnMentor
A webpage with helpful resources for human trafficking victims, including hotlines, apps, organizations, and more.

Finding a therapist – If you need some help with this, email Jean at risemanjean@gmail.com.

Eating Disorder Resources

Alliance for Eating Disorders
A non-profit based in the United States providing referrals, education, and support for all individuals experiencing eating disorders and their loved ones. Their offerings include a free, therapist staffed helpline for support and referrals (for people in the United States) and free access to care through recovery-focused, clinician-led programs. They also have free, weekly therapist led support groups (virtual and in person) that are available nationwide, and an interactive referral website and app.

ANAD
A non-profit based in the United States, ANAD provides a free peer support community for anyone who is struggling with an eating disorder. Their offerings include a toll free helpline (for people in the United States), free resources, and virtual support groups (for anyone).

Anorexics and Bulimics Anonymous
A 12 step program and fellowship of individuals, whose primary purpose is to find and maintain recovery in their eating practices, and to help others gain recovery. Their website states that many people who identify compulsive overeating as the primary component of their eating disorder can still relate to their program and have found recovery through it. There are in person and virtual meetings located around the world.

There are also meetings for family and friends of people with eating disorders, and there is more information at the bottom of the Meetings webpage.

Body Brave
A Canada-wide, community-based charitable organization offering virtual support to those impacted by eating disorders and disordered eating. For ages 14+. Their services are virtual and free.

Eating Disorder Foundation
A non-profit organization devoted to helping people with eating disorders, their families, and their friends to rebuild shattered lives. Their two-pronged approach centers on a wide-range of free support services and on extensive educational efforts, provided at no charge to schools and community groups. They offer in-person services in Denver, Colorado, free resources, and virtual support groups open to people around the globe.

Eating Disorders Anonymous
A 12 step program for people with eating disorders. People can attend meetings, work the 12 steps, and in turn, help others. Their focus is on solutions and balance instead of abstinence. There are a mix of virtual and in-person meetings, located around the world.

Equip
Equip has a dedicated, multi-disciplinary care team of people with lived experience, and offers care plans tailored to each individual. They are wholly virtual and use an evidence-based approach. They only serve people who live in the United States. However, they have free resources that anyone can access.

Food Addicts Anonymous
A 12 step program that believes food addiction can be managed by eliminating addictive foods, following a nutritious food plan, and working the 12 steps of the program. They also believe that food addiction is a biochemical disease that occurs at a cellular level and therefore cannot be cured by willpower or by therapy alone. There are a variety of meetings, including in person and virtual, in a variety of countries.

NEDIC (National Eating Disorder Information Centre)
From their website: Canada’s source for eating disorder education and support. We guide people to trustworthy information and resources relevant to their situation.

NIED (National Initiative for Eating Disorders)
A variety of resources and support, including a Canada-wide toll-free, anonymous helpline, for individuals with eating disorders. They also provide support to caregivers of people with eating disorders.

Overeaters Anonymous
A 12 step program for people who struggle with compulsive eating in any form. There are meetings available in over 70 countries. A variety of meeting formats are available to choose from, including face-to-face and virtual.

Within Health
Virtual care, available in much of the USA, with customized programs for people in residential care for eating disorders, and for those who are at home. They also have a free resource library.

Survivors’ Blogs, Social media, and Websites

Anjelabundance
Anjela’s website – Family trafficking survivor, Anjela Glueckert, shares her healing tools to raise awareness of both Familial Trafficking and C-PTSD. There are links to some of her talks under My Speaking Events.

Anneke Lucas
Anneke’s blog – Anneke Lucas is an author, speaker, advocate for child sex trafficking victims, and creator of the Unconditional Model.

A Survivor’s Thoughts on Life
A Survivor’s Poetry
A Survivor’s Healing Art
Flower’s websites – Flower reflects on life as a survivor through blog articles, poetry, and art.

Ritual Abuse
Jean’s blog – Jean shares what she has learned in the last 25+ years in the hopes of making life a little less confusing for other survivors, and increasing understanding among those who have been fortunate enough not to have RA in their backgrounds.

Jen If – website
WriterJenIf – X (formerly Twitter)
writer_jen_if – Instagram
Writer Jen If – Facebook
Jen If – Goodreads
Jen If’s website and social media – The poetry of RA/MC survivor Jen If.

Our Dissociative Lives
Leni’s blog – “A blog about living life with alters, maintaining recovery, and remembering my past.”

Discovering Serenity
Nel’s blog – Nel shares information on DID and healing from Nel’s experiences with both inpatient and outpatient therapy, to help systems make informed decisions about their own healing.

sparrow4everfree
sparrowdose
Sparrow’s blog and Instagram – The artwork and poetry of RA/MC survivor Sparrow.

Safety Information for Survivors

How Smart Devices Spy On Your Home – And How To Avoid It
A video around increasing safety in your home, exploring the pros and cons of smart devices and how to minimize the risk: There are currently nearly 19 billion smart devices worldwide. From robot vacuum cleaners and smart refrigerators, to internet-connected baby monitors and countertop appliances, it can feel as if everything in your home is linked to WiFi. In this video WIRED does a deep dive into the security of smart devices.

Jean Riseman’s Ritual Abuse Blog – Blog Posts on Safety
Various articles on survivors’ safety including such topics as email, cars, and safety around the home.

Staying Safe As Survivors In Our Interactions With Others, by Flower
An article from Flower’s blog on various aspects of staying safe as a survivor when interacting with others. Flower covers topics such as building trust, losing time, and warning signs that someone might be unsafe. As Flowers writes, “[Y]ou DO need to be concerned, especially if you are a multiple who loses time. However, you do NOT need to be fearful… just WARY and WISE.”

books and articles

For Young Ones of All Ages

Brown, Margaret Wise. Goodnight Moon. A little bunny takes a long time to say good night to all his favorites and finally goes to bed.

Clark, J.D. and Starling, Megan. The Patchwork Quilt: A book for children about Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID). A picture book designed to help those with Dissociative Identity Disorder (previously known as multiple personality disorder) talk about the condition. It is a great starting point for explaining this complex psychological condition to children or to young alters.

Hansen, Diane. Those are MY Private Parts. Written by a grown-up, illustrated by a kid. Informative and empowering – and funny.

Keats, Ezra Jack. The Snowy Day. A child’s wonder at a new world and the hope of capturing and keeping the wonder forever.

Mackesy, Charlie. The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse. Four friends explore the world and reflect on life. (Note: This book has also been made into an animated movie of the same name, available to rent from various streaming platforms.)

Miller, Jade. Dear Little Ones Part 1 and Dear Little Ones Part 2 and Dear Little Ones Part 3. Three loving, empowering books for young parts. The first is general, the second is about parents, the third is about being whole.

Stewart, Whitney. Rippin, Sall (Illustrator.) Meditation Is an Open Sky. Mindfulness for Kids. Very short, simple picture book for younger kids.

Udry, Janice May. Simon, Marc (Illustrator.) A Tree Is Nice (Rise and Shine). A classic tale about the beauty of the everyday world.

On dissociation and healing

Collyer, Cathy, OTR, LMT. Staying in the Room: Managing Medical and Dental Care When You Have DID. Practical strategies that make it easier to for adults with DID and OSDD to seek and receive the quality medical and dental care they deserve.

Lacter, Ellen, Ph.D. A Coloring Book of Healing Images for Adult Survivors of Child Abuse. Healing approaches and tools shared in a fun and hope giving medium.

LivesInTruth. the fair captive: a survivor’s collection of poetry. Providing a look into the world of someone with Dissociative Identity Disorder, this book reflects the journey of healing that individual has experienced through writing poetry.

LivesInTruth. Letters Between Us: Women of Today to Children of Yesterday. A book and journal in one, for you to record your journey as you read. These letters portray a journey of coming to know the self (selves) and coming to grips with the after effects of a life of abuse.

Miller, Jade. The System Synergy Journal: A Workbook for Multiple Systems. A flexible support tool for people with dissociative experiences, and a tool for professionals who work with them. It offers gentle structure and trauma-informed tools to help you organize life with your system, not against it.

Evaluating Therapists and Therapy, Jean Riseman
Part I: Finding a Therapist, Part II: Problems That Can Arise In Therapy, Part III: Evaluating Ongoing Therapy

Medical Care for Survivors, Jean Riseman

R/A Survivors and Dentistry, Jean Riseman

Managing the Holidays, Wings
Not written specifically for RA/MC survivors, but the information may be useful.

Staying Safe in our Interactions with Others, Garden Flower

On Ritual Abuse, trafficking, and military-government/mind control

Badouk-Epstein, Orik; Schwartz, Joseph; Wingfield Schwartz, Rachel (Editors). Ritual Abuse and Mind Control, 1st Edition. This report – based on proceedings from a conference on the subject – combines clinical presentations, survivors’ voices, and research material to help address ways to work clinically with mind control and cult programming from the perspective of relational psychotherapy.

CARE, Inc. Prayer Warrior 2: Prayers for Healing from Ritual Abuse and Mind Control. A compilation of healing prayers for prayer ministers, counselors, and survivors. The prayers were developed by the staff at CARE, Inc., a nonprofit organization with over 30 years of experience serving survivors of ritual abuse and mind control and other forms of trauma. The prayers address topics and issues frequently raised by survivors of mind control and ritual abuse. Each chapter includes an explanatory discussion of an issue, followed by a prayer.

Engel, Juliette M. Sparky: Surviving Sex Magick. Juliette M. Engel’s memoir of being an MKULTRA survivor, born into a family of intelligence operatives. In 1955 at the age of six, she was sold by her father into the CIA’s secret Monarch program. At age ten, she was selected for Sex Magick because she was tall, smart, and pretty.

Gentlewinds. Voices of Truth – An Anthology by Survivors of Ritual Abuse (ebook or paperback). A collective work of poetry, essays, and artwork by survivors of ritual abuse throughout their healing journeys.

Hoffman, Wendy. Self’s Stony Soil: Trafficked Children: An Autobiographical Novella in Verse. A novella, written in free-style poetry, revealing the horrors of sex trafficking. A child is trafficked. She has amnesia about the trafficking until late in life. That begins the healing of these deep scars. She begins to find her true self. This is her story.

Hoffman, Wendy. White Witch in a Black Robe: A True Story About Criminal Mind Control. A memoir about secret high-level mind control, the ways heads of governments and religious organizations participate in this, as well as the healing process, and ultimately, how the mind becomes whole again.

If, Jennifer. Monarch Child. A collection of nineteen memoir poems about international child trafficking. Look through the eyes of a small child smuggled abroad for organised abuse. A searing and uncomfortable insight into a world rarely shared. This collection may be upsetting or triggering for people who have experienced S.R.A.

Lorena, Jeanne Marie and Levy, Paula. Breaking Ritual Silence. An anthology of ritual abuse survivor stories. As Jeanne Marie writes, “This is the book I wanted to read when I first realized I was a ritual abuse survivor. I was so hungry to meet others like myself and I did not know how to locate them. I wanted to know if others had experienced what I had, if others had handled it the way I had, if anyone in the world could possibly understand me.”

Miller, Alison, Ph.D. Becoming Yourself: Overcoming Mind Control and Ritual Abuse. For survivors. Takes survivors through understanding the abuses and how their symptoms may be consequences of these abuses, and gives practical advice regarding achieving stability and managing life issues. Also teaches survivors how to work with their complex personality system and with the traumatic memories, to heal the wounds created by the abuse.

Miller, Alison, Ph.D. Demystifying Mind Control and Ritual Abuse: A Manual for Therapists. This book was written to meet the need of therapists: a succinct, thorough, practical, clear, down-to-earth handbook to which a therapist can refer as needed. Because many, if not most, therapists have encountered a victim of complex mind control and ritual abuse, every therapist needs to know the basics of how to work with and help these clients.

Miller, Alison, Ph.D. Healing the Unimaginable: Treating Ritual Abuse and Mind Control. A practical, task-oriented, instructional manual designed to help therapists provide effective treatment for survivors of these most extreme forms of child abuse and mental manipulation.

Miller, Alison, Ph.D. and Hoffman, Wendy. From the Trenches: A Victim and Therapist Talk About Mind Control and Ritual Abuse. Through a survivor of mind control’s story, a factual exploration of what mind control is and how it works, and a blazing plea to the commitment to making these abuses known and helping victims achieve safety and healing.

Noblitt, Randy and Perskin-Noblitt, Paula. Ritual Abuse in the Twenty-First Century: Psychological, Forensic, Social, and Political Implications. This book addresses the questions and concerns that naturally evolve from any discussion of ritual abuse from the perspectives of professionals, advocates, and survivors from around the world (eight countries, seven states in the U.S.) It illustrates the constellation of psychological, health, legal, criminal, societal, and spiritual ramifications of ritual abuse.

Oksana, Chrystine. Safe Passage to Healing: A Guide for Survivors of Ritual Abuse. This book is an inspiring and comprehensive guide that shows healing is possible. It helps demystify ritual abuse cults, offers groundbreaking strategies for recovery, and takes survivors step by step through the healing process.

Svali. It’s Not Impossible: Healing from Ritual Abuse and Mind Control. Written by a survivor of ritual abuse and mind control, this book is designed to help both therapists and survivors understand what occultic mind control is, how to heal from it, and important issues and barriers survivors encounter, with tips on how to support the healing journey.

Svali. Svali Speaks – Breaking Free of Cult Programming. Written by a survivor of ritual abuse and mind control, this book helps build an understanding of the Illuminati and how to break free of their programming.

Svali. Svali Speaks – Never Give Up: The Autobiography of a Survivor of Ritual Abuse and Mind Control (Kindle edition). The autobiography of Svali, a survivor of ritual abuse and mind control. She describes her memories from birth to age 14, growing up as a child in a cult programming facility, and her relationships with both the programmers and her peers. Although graphic, this book is a unique glimpse into how one well-funded, organized occult group – the Jesuit Order – programs its children with a lifetime impact into the adult years.

Wheeler, Cisco. They Know Not What They Do: Illuminati Mind Control Programming. Cisco Wheeler shares her artwork on one page and then describes the programming that it represents on the other. The complete book is available as a PDF, for free.

webinars, videos, and podcasts

50 Voices of Ritual Abuse
Short interviews with ritual abuse survivors, most from Europe. Some of you may recognize Svali, Anneke Lucas, and others that have websites or Youtube channels.

Anastasia (Staci) Sprout: Annual March for Innocence
Anastasia shares a part of her story as a survivor of extreme abuse (RA/MC, sex trafficking and pornography, and other abuse) as part of Soaar Global’s Annual March for Innocence.

Bethany Brand, PhD: What is dissociative identity disorder?
Bethany Brand, PhD, of Towson University, discusses why DID is more subtle than TV and movie portrayals would lead viewers to believe, what is happening in the brains of patients who experience it, and what treatments are available.

Brené Brown: Listening to Shame (TEDTalks) – long version
Shame is an unspoken epidemic, the secret behind many forms of broken behavior. Brené Brown explores what can happen when people confront their shame head-on.

Brené Brown: Shame vs. Guilt (TEDTalks) – short version
A short clip from Brené Brown’s TEDTalk, Listening to Shame (see above listing), on the difference between shame and guilt.

Brice Taylor and Ted Gunderson: MK-ULTRA Mind Control Revealed, the True Story
Brice Taylor tells how she was conditioned through trauma in order to be mind controlled and used by top government officials and many of the elite of the world. Introduction by Ted Gunderson, Former FBI Agent.

A collection of video resources on RA/MC from Dr. Ellen Lacter’s website.

Dr. Ellen Lacter: Ritual Abuse and Mind Control
An audio podcast on ritual abuse and mind control with Dr. Ellen Lacter.

Dr. Ellen Lacter and Trish Fotheringham: A Survivor Speaks Out
In an in depth interview with Dr. Ellen Lacter, Trish Fotheringham inspires hope and courage for extreme abuse survivors. She gives direction and guidance for the healing journey, not only to survivors but also to the people who help them, including psychotherapists, clergy, and loved ones.

Emily Nagoski: The Truth About Unwanted Arousal (Ted Talk)
Sex educator Emily Nagoski breaks down one of the most dangerous myths about sex and introduces us to the science behind arousal nonconcordance: when there’s a disconnect between physical response and the experience of pleasure and desire. This is crucial information for everyone from judges and lawyers, to partners and kids to know. (This talk contains mature content.)

Fritz Springmeier: Undetectable Mind Control
A lecture from 1996.

Gene “Chip” Tatum and Ted Gunderson Interviewing CIA MK-Ultra Victims
Brice Taylor and Barbara Hartwell, survivors of CIA MK-Ultra, speak out in a 1998 interview.

International Conference for Human Trafficking and Social Justice
A two part presentation on YouTube:
“The Interface Between Sex Trafficking, Ritual Abuse (RA), and Mind Control (MC) Programming,” by Donna Lyon, Jean Riseman, Mary Sparrow, and Anneke Lucas – September 23, 2022

Part 1: The panelists, ranging in age from 58 to 85, were all introduced to sex trafficking by their families. Their experiences ranged from being exploited by a local group of pedophiles to global elite child sex trafficking rings.

Part 2: Panelists described their escape and entry into healing, how their abusers attempted to maintain control, signs and symptoms specific to their ritual abuse and mind control programming, and shared their recovery to becoming survivor leaders.

Dr. Juliette Engel Part 1, Sparky, Surviving Sex Magic
Dr. Juliette Engel discusses her latest books, Sparky, Surviving Sex Magic and Angels Over Moscow, the story of her 20 years fighting trafficking in Moscow.

Kim Noble: The Multiple Personalities Of One Artist
A video exploring the paintings of a British artist called Kim Noble, whose collection of paintings look at first glance like they were done by 14 different artists, and who has DID.

Mary Knight – RITUAL ABUSE: Am I Crazy? My journey to determine if my memories are true (with German subtitles)
In an on camera quest to find healing, satanic ritual abuse and familial sex trafficking survivor Mary Knight, MSW, meets with False Memory Syndrome Foundation leaders. The film follows Knight’s healing journey and ends on a positive note.

Sarah Desjardins: Coming Face to Face with Dissociative Identity Disorder
Sarah Desjardins explains how her appalling childhood abuse led to DID and how she has learned to live with a mental health issue that is often mocked in popular culture and widely misunderstood in our society.

Spoon Theory and Fork Theory: How We Talk About Our Health
An educational video about DID by The Entropy System. Spoon and fork theory as it applies to DID and exhaustion.

Survivorship Movie (the Survivorship edit)
A Survivorship video describing what ritual abuse is, for survivors of ritual abuse, mind control, and torture, and pro-survivors.

Svali on the Truth About Child Sex Trafficking
Survivor Svali joins Gabbi Choong to share some of her lived experiences within Illuminati/Jesuit cults where she was trained as a programmer and an oracle. In this video, Gabbi Choong speaks with Svali about child sex trafficking and cults.

Svali on the Illuminati, Jesuit Power Structure, Demonics Used in Mind Control and ‘Gifts’
Survivor Svali joins Gabbi Choong to share some of her lived experiences within Illuminati/Jesuit cults where she was trained as a programmer and an oracle. She shares her breakthroughs and journey deprogramming and getting free from the trauma bonds and mind control that enable these groups to enslave individuals and through this our world.

Svali’s Testimony
From the 50 Voices of Ritual Abuse project.

Teresa’s Escape from Brutal ‘Satanic Cult’ and Bizarre Rituals
From 1989 on 60 Minutes Australia, journalist Ian Leslie interviews a British girl, Teresa, who was trapped for 12 years in a brutal satanic cult run by her grandmother.

Trish Fotheringham: Healing from Ritual Abuse and Mind Control – The Moral of the Story
Trish Fotheringham reads aloud “The Moral of the Story,” the epilogue to her chapter “Patterns in Mind Control: A First Person Account” in the 2008 book “Ritual Abuse in the Twenty-First Century: Psychological, Forensic, Social & Political Considerations.”

The Ugly Truth About The Girl Next Door
A podcast that tells the story of a suburban, middle class girl who was trafficked and sexually exploited for decades, starting before the age of 6 years old. It deals with ritual abuse within churches and religious ministries.

Wendy Hoffman – Artificially Rooted in the Natural
Perpetrators artificially root their commands in the natural tendencies of the human brain, personality and soul, such as dissociation, the need for love, and many others. The purpose of this video is to help survivors understand some of the unwanted potency of programming and relieve some of the shame and suffering they may feel as they go through their recovery.

Wendy Hoffman – Survivorship Conference 2017 – Dirty Therapy
Satanic cult perpetrator groups infiltrate the professions where survivors go to find support, including therapy. There are also many safe and competent therapists. Wendy Hoffman shares her experiences with finding a good therapist to help survivors elude the therapists who would cause harm.

If you are a RA/MC survivor and have a podcast, or a prerecorded video or webinar you would like to include here, Contact Us.

creative resources

Cheryl Rainfield
YA author Cheryl Rainfield wrote YA suspense novels SCARS and STAINED, and YA fantasy novels HUNTED and Parallel Visions, and more. She is a nonbinary lesbian and a survivor of ritual abuse, who writes strong-girl and LGBTQ characters who deal with trauma, abuse, and mental health issues, in ways that encourage healing and hope, and that entertain and move people. She states, “I write the books I needed as a teen and couldn’t find.”

Issue Box Theatre
Issue Box Theatre operates at the intersection of theatre and social justice; creating and producing thought-provoking productions that enhance dignity, empathy, and understanding. Issue Box Theatre is currently presenting the I Want You to See Me Project, which is a collection of two short films, amplifying the voices of marginalized experiences. The See Me films bring light to stigmatized or sensitive topics, and create space for individuals to be seen and heard.

A GrassRoots Collective member, Sharon Lynn Speaks, has a segment in the See Me films called Secrets No More, shared on YouTube.

support groups

Forming Groups for Survivors of RA/MC –
Overview of different kinds of peer support groups.

Support Groups for RA/MC Survivors and Therapists –
If you’re looking for a support group to join, this is a good page to check.

Upcoming GrassRoots Events

Resources for Friends, Therapists, and Other Allies

Canadian Centre for Child Protection
A trauma education video series.

technical tips

Creating and Managing Zoom Meetings (instructions)
Note that you will need a personal Zoom account.